[BartSimpson]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Which oil spills have they covered up?

The ones you never heard of.

(See how that works?)

[BeaverFever]

Hmm. Thought I recall that at the time of the BP spill there were going to apply some agent to sink it to keep it from coming ashore. I must be confusing that with reports that oil ended up on the floor for other reasons.

[Zipperfish]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

Hmm. Thought I recall that at the time of the BP spill there were going to apply some agent to sink it to keep it from coming ashore. I must be confusing that with reports that oil ended up on the floor for other reasons.

It did "sink" the oil in that it removed the oil from the surface. It was crude so some oil components are naturally desner than water so would have sank. And a good chunk of the solubilized oil likely ended up in sediments.

[Thanos]

Too expensive to give a damn about anything but money, experts say.

[BartSimpson]

Thanos Thanos:

Too expensive to give a damn about anything but money, experts say.

I hear the experts like booze and fast women in addition to money.

[PublicAnimalNo9]

21 days is unconscionable.

[CountLothian]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

I'd be happy to provide such services in the future, should you feel the need to post such bullshit again.

It's very hard to find certain obvious cover ups on the internet.
.

Very hard to find tree ring radiation fallout data except something that happened in 777 AD.
anyway
http://www.radiocarbon.com/carbon-datin ... carbon.htm

Thats what I got but it isn't what I want.

Tree rings all over the planet have fallout in them during and after nuclear bomb testing I lived through so....it's in my bones and that ain't no Horse Hockey.

Very little data came out after Fuckishima but people as far away as Tokyo were told radioactivity was present, for a short period of news and then nothing. i guess just enough info for important people to flee the area.

It was a nuclear melt down played down. The entire area is awash in radioactivity and that ain't no Horse Hockey.

Oil dispersants are weird and no data about them is concrete.
And now a bit of forum vernacular
I don"t know who you work for or shill for Back to moi oil spills and cover ups and non accurate data in the United States is the norm, and that ain't horse hockey.

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=ch ... ted+States



I dunno doc but I don't bull shit...i get facts wrong like some and then admit when I'm wrong...

[DrCaleb]

CountLothian CountLothian:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

I'd be happy to provide such services in the future, should you feel the need to post such bullshit again.

It's very hard to find certain obvious cover ups on the internet.
.

And that may be for a reason. Absence of evidence is not evidence itself.

CountLothian CountLothian:

Very hard to find tree ring radiation fallout data except something that happened in 777 AD.
anyway
http://www.radiocarbon.com/carbon-datin ... carbon.htm

Thats what I got but it isn't what I want.

Tree rings all over the planet have fallout in them during and after nuclear bomb testing I lived through so....it's in my bones and that ain't no Horse Hockey.

I wasn't disputing that. I enumerated what about your post that I found to be inaccurate.

CountLothian CountLothian:

Very little data came out after Fuckishima but people as far away as Tokyo were told radioactivity was present, for a short period of news and then nothing. i guess just enough info for important people to flee the area.

There was lots and lots of information that came out of Fukishima. You obviously weren't paying attention. And your facts are inaccurate. Very little outside the immediate area received any significant radiation, and more significantly, no one died. Studies even showed that very few people will even suffer minor affects due to radiation exposure, including people working in the plants after the meltdown.

CountLothian CountLothian:

It was a nuclear melt down played down. The entire area is awash in radioactivity and that ain't no Horse Hockey.

Incorrect. The core melted, that's true, but the area is not 'awash' in radioactivity.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_ ... r_disaster

To put that 1000ms/h into context, there is a popular Brazilian beach where you will receive 175ms/h of radiation. No exclusion zone!

CountLothian CountLothian:

Oil dispersants are weird and no data about them is concrete.
And now a bit of forum vernacular
I don"t know who you work for or shill for Back to moi oil spills and cover ups and non accurate data in the United States is the norm, and that ain't horse hockey.

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=ch ... ted+States

Who I 'shill' for? So, because I question your 'facts', I'm a spy for the oil companies?

If you'd care to show some of these inaccuracies or coverups, the would go a long way to showing us you aren't spreading the bullshit around.

CountLothian CountLothian:

I dunno doc but I don't bull shit...i get facts wrong like some and then admit when I'm wrong...

As do I. But this isn't one of those times.

[CountLothian]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

There was lots and lots of information that came out of Fukishima. You obviously weren't paying attention. And your facts are inaccurate. Very little outside the immediate area received any significant radiation, and more significantly, no one died. Studies even showed that very few people will even suffer minor affects due to radiation exposure, including people working in the plants after the meltdown.


Incorrect. The core melted, that's true, but the area is not 'awash' in radioactivity.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_ ... r_disaster

To put that 1000ms/h into context, there is a popular Brazilian beach where you will receive 175ms/h of radiation. No exclusion zone!


If you'd care to show some of these inaccuracies or coverups, the would go a long way to showing us you aren't spreading the bullshit around.


As do I. But this isn't one of those times.

I recall a warning about Tokyo and radiation was measurable.

I don't believe you, three reactors melted down, anyone thinking this did not eventually cover the world in radioactive fallout is being led down a garden path.

[PluggyRug]

CountLothian CountLothian:

I don't believe you, three reactors melted down, anyone thinking this did not eventually cover the world in radioactive fallout is being led down a garden path.

So all those radiation detectors world wide are all incorrect?

[herbie]

Well Lothian I've got a daughter you's like. She won't eat sushi cuz the radiation has spead all the way to BC and contaminated all fish that exist. She read that on the Internet.
While using her wireless desktop with wireless mouse and keyboard beside the Smartmeter microwaving her vegan chemical soup.